Ep 4. The Story of Jimmy Rebel

The Boondocks season 3 episode 4, titled "The Story of Jimmy Rebel," centers around a fictional country singer named Jimmy Rebel, who is notorious for his racist and offensive lyrics. When a radio station decides to put his music back on the air, much to the outrage of the black community, Granddad and Huey decide to take action.

As Huey does extensive research on Jimmy Rebel and his music, Granddad becomes increasingly enamored with the singer's lyrics. This leads to a conflict between the two as they try to navigate their opposing views on the subject of racism and its impact on society.

Meanwhile, Riley becomes a devoted fan of Jimmy Rebel and starts to adopt some of his language and mannerisms. This causes concern for Huey, who worries that his younger brother is being influenced by the singer's hateful message.

The episode ultimately delves into the issue of racism in the entertainment industry, as well as the responsibility of both artists and consumers to address and combat harmful messages in music and media.

With its sharp social commentary and satirical humor, "The Story of Jimmy Rebel" is a standout episode of The Boondocks season 3.